Update CODEOFCONDUCT.md

[erogluorhan]

This PR:

• Updates the CoC as follows:
  • Add a list of project administrators with names and avatars, which links to their GitHub profiles, displayed under the "Project Administrator Responsibilities" section. See the screenshot below for reference
  • Add further clarification to communication methods under the "Reporting" section when a reporting is needed
  • Add new "Confidentiality" and "Conflict of Interest" sections into the document
• Adds CoC into the portal navbar

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[brian-rose]

This all looks good, except that the grid of project administrators doesn't actually include any links to GitHub profiles (just the profile pics). So there's no easy way for people to find individual contact info.

It would be great to use MyST cards for this purpose. We could easily make each picture frame a live link to the person's profile. But this would require moving the whole CoC document onto the published portal site, rather than just living in the repository root.

On the other hand, I think there are good reasons to do exactly that. I'd personally like to see the CoC appear on the portal site nav bar (along with blog, guides, etc) to make it more visible to the public.

[erogluorhan]

@brian-rose Great suggestions! Will look into them

[erogluorhan]

This all looks good, except that the grid of project administrators doesn't actually include any links to GitHub profiles (just the profile pics). So there's no easy way for people to find individual contact info.

Thanks for catching this! Fixed it now (avatars point to GitHub profiles now).

It would be great to use MyST cards for this purpose. We could easily make each picture frame a live link to the person's profile. But this would require moving the whole CoC document onto the published portal site, rather than just living in the repository root.

I agree, but given that we cannot get them rendered within the GitHub repo for now, the simplest solution seems like the current one (i.e. the gridded avatars) for the time being. Thoughts?

On the other hand, I think there are good reasons to do exactly that. I'd personally like to see the CoC appear on the portal site nav bar (along with blog, guides, etc) to make it more visible to the public.

Done. Please have a look at the preview and let me know how it looks.

[brian-rose]

It looks great and this is a nice solution for making the CoC more visible by including it in the table of contents for the rendered site.

I just found one cosmetic issue with MyST misinterpreting a GitHub link.

[erogluorhan]

I just found one cosmetic issue with MyST misinterpreting a GitHub link.

Wow, thanks a lot for catching this and finding the fix for it! Pushed your suggestion

[brian-rose]

Looks great! Thanks for getting this done @erogluorhan